I then called the insurance company and asked them to go over the fertility benefit. Even for the companies that I couldn't get group number information for, the insurance agent was able to give me some information. Not quite as accurate, but I was still able to get a good idea of what kind of coverage they provided.
Via Rail offers service from all over Canada. Sample routes and costs: 1  TorontoâMontrea l: Four daily trains, from downtown to downtown, 5 hours; from $72 one-way. 2  MontrealâOttawa: Four daily trains, two-hours; from $33 one-way. 3  MontrealâQuebec City: Three daily, three hours; from $35 one-way.
From Hamilton, you can get a return student Greyhound ticket to Ottawa for $102, plus tax (6 to 7 hours). Would be cheaper if you book a Hamilton-Montreal trip using the aforementioned Greyhound Ottawa loophole. Coach Canada (aka Megabus Canada) does Toronto-Montreal direct. typically am going once a month so I am looking for the best deal possible. I currently take the Go Bus from Hamilton to Toronto and then take the Greyhound to Ottawa. This costs me $89 round trip for the greyhound and $20 for the go station. Roughly an 8 hour day including the go bus and waiting, etc.